Throughout my life I have always had either an iMac, MacBook or iPad around, and contrary to popular belief, I have always been able to play games on them. I tried to make people see that gaming could be easy and accessible.īut somewhere along the line I forgot where I came from: I’m a HUGE Apple fangirl. It’s the one love I have that could easily stand its own against my love for gaming. I’ve also written posts about which games make a good transition from mobile gaming to something more serious. I started trying to break down some of the more intense online games like League of Legends and Hearthstoneso that no one had to feel scared to dive in for the first time. So I started writing the type of gaming articles that I wish I had when I was younger. I wanted to help show that gaming wasn’t just for a select demographic of people, it was for everyone. Instead, I wanted to be a bridge that helped people discover this wonderful world through my writing so that they get to experience the magic that I do and also find that feeling of inclusion. When I decided I wanted to start writing about games I never wanted to pretend that I was some all-knowing gaming god and blow people away with my knowledge. One of the reasons I fell in love with gaming, to begin with, was the feeling of being included in something bigger than myself: bigger than the world I lived in and the feeling of being part of a community that is indescribably colourful, bubbly and amazing.
I don’t think it’s any secret how much I love gaming, I love it so much that at the age of 25 I decided to throw my whole life upside down so that I could try to make gaming a part of my career.
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